Clara

Clara is a personal AI scheduling assistant that books your meetings from inside your email. The workflow is deliberately simple: just CC Clara once. She reads the thread, proposes times, handles every reply, and confirms the meeting, so nothing falls through while you get on with real work. The homepage reports more than one million meetings booked, more than ten years of precision, and its own figure of eighty percent less time spent on scheduling. Clara handles the full life of a meeting, not just the first invite. One assistant works with any calendar, every meeting is confirmed, and every reschedule is handled too, including follow up chasing when guests are slow to reply. Users quoted on the homepage describe exactly that relief: spending hours a week on scheduling before Clara, then barely thinking about it once she is on the thread. Other users say their clients take Clara for a member of their team, which points to the second thing Clara sells: real, human sounding communication, in a professional, natural style that reflects the standard your clients and partners expect. Privacy is a headline feature, not a footnote. Clara states plainly that no human at Clara reads your emails: not a reviewer, not a contractor, nobody, and that she handles every thread entirely on her own. That matters most in the settings the homepage names, from legal and finance work where every client email stays private, to executives and founders who need discretion, to recruiters running high volume interview coordination, and agencies where client relationships matter most. Getting started is configuration, not an IT project. Clara is tailored to you: her team works to understand your scheduling needs, configures her to match your workflows and tools with no IT overhead, and then she goes live. The homepage shows her alongside Google, Outlook, Zoom, and Teams, and its plan details point to controls a busy scheduler needs, including multiple calendars, customizable preferences, delegate access, and custom email reminders. For an individual professional whose calendar fills up through email threads, Clara acts as the assistant who reads the thread, negotiates the time, follows up, confirms, and reschedules when plans change, and quietly keeps every meeting on the books.